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TMZ Steals Scoop

Oct. 27 2008, Published 7:07 a.m. ET

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UNDO THE COLLAPSE Cover, Photo So that Star magazine photo of Angelina Jolie "collapsing"? She was actually just sitting down. This massive fraud perpetrated on America's legion of tabloid-magazine purchasers who count on these periodicals for trustworthy and dependable information on all things related to Ms. Jolie's womb was first uncovered by the good people at Coverawards. But it's hard for the little guy to catch a break: Evil gossip behemoth TMZ is promoting the story as its own, without noting Coverawards' role in blowing the lid off the whole disgusting dissimulation! We cannot allow this deception to be piled atop the even greater deception of whether or not some pregnant broad fell down because the babies in her belly made her not feel good. Go forth and spread the word: TMZ ripped these folks off.

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UPDATE: A representative for TMZ tells us that it's all a coincidence, and that TMZ's photo editor—in looking at the photos he had from the agency— recognized what Star had done and mentioned it in the morning meeting. So maybe it is just a happy coincidence!

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